Spain is a country with a gastronomy that represents a reference worldwide. However, it also has other wonders to offer, such as its wines. Some of the wines produced entirely in our country are among the best in the world. In addition, our territory is also the land where some of the wines that are proving to be great opportunities on the market are born.
Spain does not force us to compromise on quality, even if the price of wine is reduced. This drink is deeply rooted in our culture and therefore offers a wide range of possibilities. From those who want to spend a few euros to try a unique taste to those who consume it more regularly and are therefore looking for a cheaper price without losing taste, softness, or nuances.
Our country is a reference not only in the wine elite but also in the quality-price battle since it offers authentic opportunities that go beyond those we find in countries like France or Portugal, where more money is paid for quality products.
Two Spanish wines that are among the best in the world for less than 10 euros
Now the renowned search engine Wine Seeker has put together a list with a large selection of wines from all over the world, differentiated by price category. And Spain does very well in most of them.
This specialized portal compiled this ranking exclusively based on the reviews of the most renowned wine critics from around the world. Opinions that have highlighted the importance of Spanish wines worldwide
The category in which Spain performs best in this particular ranking is that of wines not exceeding 20 dollars, where a wide variety of wines can be found. France is the absolute leader in the ranking, but our country seems to be in clear conflict with other regions such as Chile, South Africa, New Zealand, or Argentina.
Wine appears within this categorization under Dido Tinto, which comes from the fact that Venus La Universal Winery is located in Montsant. This broth received a rating of 92 points. Right behind is the La Montesa estate wine, which comes from Remondo Palaces in the La Rioja region. In this case, it receives a rating of 91 points.
Spain shines in the wines under $20 category and also shines in the wines priced under $10 category. This is where the wines are: Clos Lujén from Bodegas Ponce in Manchuela and Flor de Vetus from Bodegas Vetus in Toro. These received 91 and 90 points, respectively.
Together with these Spanish wines, the platform Wine seeker He also highlighted three French wines: two from the United States, two from Argentina, and one from South Africa. In most rankings, the countries competing for the top spots are usually the same.
In Spain, the Clos Lujén wine stands out, made from Bobal grapes from old vines (40–60 years old). Many people say that this wine has a taste similar to much higher-end wines. Therefore, it represents great value for money. Flor de Vetus, in turn, is a wine made from the red Toro variety, which comes from the 20-hectare vineyard of this winery in the town of Villa del Puente.
Further classifications of this ranking created by Wine seeker They highlight France, but at quite high prices, with wines ranging from $40 to $80. The neighboring country, along with Italy, has the best wines in the world in these categories.Now, Wine seeker It highlights the great work being done in Spain with our land and our wines to create a quality product that is not just reserved for those who can afford to spend a lot of money on a bottle. With this type of recognition, national wineries receive an important seal of quality and excellence.
The wine market is a universe in which there is ever more competition and greater fighting. However, year after year, Spain proves, both quantitatively and qualitatively, that it can compete with other major producers and exporters around the world and faces great resistance.
